Govt. Registered Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 • Reg No: S-13965/2023 (Date: 30/01/2023)
Non-Governmental • Non-Profitable • Voluntary NGO

Development for Children and Women Initiative Society

Dedicated to human-centered welfare, child upbringing, safe motherhood, technical skills development (ISDC), legal assistance against oppression, and disaster rehabilitation across Bangladesh.

S-13965
Govt Registration
1860 Act
Sec 21 Compliance
15 Pillars
Core Objectives
100% Non-Profit
Public Welfare
Official Charter Summary

Society Registration Certificate

Issued by Registrar of Joint Stock Companies & Firms, Bangladesh

Certificate No: No. S-13965/2023
Registration Date: January 29 / 30, 2023
Executive Term: 3 (Three) Years Duration
Jurisdiction: All Over Bangladesh & Abroad
Our Foundational Principles

Charitable, Human-Centered & Non-Political

According to Article 3 & 4 of our Memorandum of Association, DCWIS performs all activities in the interest of mass people regardless of race, religion, color, creed, or caste.

Human-Centeredness & Welfare

Fostering solidarity, fellowship, dignity, and mutual respect while providing shelter, affection, and rehabilitation for vulnerable children and women.

Justice, Peace & Inclusiveness

Providing legal assistance against dowry, child marriage, and human rights violations, ensuring safe, equal opportunities for all citizens.

Transparency & Accountability

Strictly adhering to non-profit governance, Foreign Donation Regulation Ordinances, and mandatory annual chartered accountant audits.

Registered Head Office

Official Organization Address

Address: 58/16 (1st Floor) Monuyara Monzil, Baraikhali, West Sultangonj, Road no - 05, Rayerbazar, Dhaka - 1209, Bangladesh.

Branch offices expandable anywhere in Bangladesh and abroad per EC decisions.
Contact Numbers 01722 665504 / 01881 016644
Registration Act Registered Under Section 21 of Act XXI of 1860
Article 4 (B) Charter

15 Core Objectives of DCWIS

Comprehensive operational pillars established in the official Memorandum of Association to empower women and children across Bangladesh.

01

Educational & Research Institutions

Establishing and operating schools, colleges, research institutions, laboratories, libraries, and mobile educational institutions for children and women.

02

IT Labs & Skilled Workforce

Setting up modern IT Labs and skill training centers to integrate students into the nation's conventional tech education infrastructure.

03

Financial Aid for Poor Students

Providing educational and financial assistance to impoverished meritorious students pursuing institutional and technical education.

04

Hospitals & Healthcare Clinics

Establishing low-cost hospitals, maternity and paediatric clinics to ensure primary healthcare, housing, and livelihood support for poor women.

05

Safe Motherhood & Paediatric Care

Observational healthcare for safe motherhood, natural child birth facilities, and dedicated paediatric health monitoring.

06

Grassroots Livelihood & Agriculture

Increasing household income through rural training in livestock raising, vegetable farming, and fruit cultivation.

07

Institute of Skills Development (ISDC)

Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and technical training centers with certification for local and foreign labor market employment.

08

Widow & Homeless Women Support

Providing housing, skill training in lost handicrafts and traditional Bengal cuisines, and creating market links for produced goods.

09

Integrated Shelter for Orphans

Integrated shelter homes for destitute children and women, ensuring family togetherness, affection, and proper upbringing.

10

Disabled & Special Patient Care

Making physically/mentally disabled people, recovering drug addicts, and AIDS/Cancer patients self-reliant through medical treatment and job creation.

11

Disaster Relief & Epidemic Response

Deploying voluntary teams for basic needs and emergency medical aid during earthquakes, floods, famines, cyclones, and pandemics.

12

Arsenic-Free Water & Sanitation

Installing deep tube wells, arsenic-free pure water purification systems, and modern sanitation facilities in rural disadvantaged regions.

13

Legal Aid Against Oppression

Providing legal representation and assistance against dowry systems, child marriage, and human rights violations targeting women and children.

14

Environmental & Social Awareness

Organizing seminars on environmental pollution, industrial impact, overconsumption, and social campaigns against drug abuse and violence.

15

Cultural Preservation & Fine Arts

Establishing cultural display centers, museums, fine art exhibitions, and community programs promoting national heritage.

Leadership & Administration

7-Member Executive Committee

Elected for a 3-year term pursuant to Section 2 of the Societies Registration Act, 1860.

SK
Chairman

Sanjay Karmakar

Social Worker

Dhamrai / Hazaribagh, Dhaka

sanjaykarmakar075@gmail.com
MK
Vice-Chairman

Manik Karmakar

Private Job

Gulshan, Dhaka / Madaripur

mkarmakar89@hotmail.com
AR
General Secretary / ED

Md Atikur Rahman

Researcher & Columnist

Dhamrai, Dhaka / Manikganj

arsatikratik1992@gmail.com
NG
Treasurer

Nemai Goswami

Private Job

Hazaribagh, Dhaka / Feni

opu.city25@gmail.com
SH
Executive Member

Md. Sayed Hasan

Teacher • Satkhira / Mohammadpur

RM
Executive Member

Rachel Mahmud

Researcher • Rajbari / Rayer Bazar

MC
Executive Member

Mustafizur Rahman Chowdhury

Web Developer • Keraniganj / Dhamrai

Clause 1 Constitution

7 Membership Categories

Join DCWIS to contribute to children's education, women's self-reliance, and humanitarian emergency programs.

Class A

Founder Member

First Executive Body members who established the foundation. Holds permanent constitutional standing.

Tk. 10,000 Donated

Life Member

Any Bangladeshi citizen donating Tk. 10,000. Selected by EC for lifetime association (non-voting).

Primary Voting Body
Tk. 500 Fee + Tk. 200 Annual

General Member

Citizens committed to welfare. Tk. 500 admission + Tk. 200 annual renewal. Holds voting power in AGM.

Philanthropic

Donor Member

Individuals or philanthropic organizations making significant donations as selected by the EC.

Institutional

Associate / Network

Partner NGOs, development groups, and associations aligned with DCWIS objectives.

Beneficiaries

Project / Beneficiary

Women, children, and families receiving skills, shelter, and medical support under society programs.

Clause 21 Governance

6 Primary Operational Divisions

Structured departments ensuring professional execution, financial transparency, and research-backed impact.

1. Finance Division

Manages central cash books, accounts transparency, ICAB chartered audit filings, and joint-signatory bank account controls.

2. Administrative Division

Oversees office management, staff recruitment preferences for women, service rules, and national branch coordination.

3. Project Department

Executes shelter homes, safe drinking water tube-well installations, hospitals, and emergency flood/cyclone relief teams.

4. PR & Publications

Handles social awareness, anti-dowry campaigns, environmental seminars, and official annual report publications.

5. Research & Development

Conducts field surveys on rural poverty, child nutrition standards, lost Bengal handicraft preservation, and educational needs.

6. Training Division (ISDC)

Runs Institute of Skills Development Centre for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, IT, and overseas employment certification.

Constitutional Compliance

Financial Accountability & Statutory Rules

DCWIS is strictly managed under non-profit statutory provisions. No profits, dividends, or bonuses are ever distributed to members.

Foreign Donation Regulation:

Adheres strictly to the Foreign Donation (Voluntary Activities) Regulation Ordinance 1978 and 1982 amendments for international philanthropic funds.

Joint Bank Signatories (Clause 22):

Bank accounts operate under joint signatures of the Chairperson with either the General Secretary or Treasurer.

Mandatory Annual ICAB Chartered Audit (Clause 33):

Accounts are audited annually by a Chartered Accountant firm enlisted with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB).

Arbitration Act, 2001 (Clause 36):

All internal society disputes are resolved legally through arbitrators under the Arbitration Act, 2001.

Registered Seal & Common Seal

"The Common Seal of Development for Children and Women Initiative Society shall be deposited in safe custody under decision of the Executive Committee."

ACT XXI OF 1860 • DHAKA REGISTRAR
Central Desk

Contact DCWIS Secretariat

For membership applications, partnership proposals, ISDC training enrollment, or legal assistance queries, reach out to our registered office.

Registered Office Address

58/16 (1st Floor) Monuyara Monzil, Baraikhali, West Sultangonj, Road 05, Rayerbazar, Dhaka-1209, Bangladesh.

Official Phone Lines

+880 1722 665504 / +880 1881 016644

Secretariat Email sanjaykarmakar075@gmail.com

Send Official Inquiry

Inquiries are routed directly to the General Secretary / Chairman desk.